KNAUS Campingpark Hamburg

For campers planning a city trip with sightseeing in Hamburg, the KNAUS Campingpark Hamburg is the ideal starting point, as it is only about 40 minutes away from the city centre of the port metropolis. Thanks to its beautiful location in the countryside, it is ideal for all camping holidaymakers who want to explore Hamburg and its surroundings by caravan or motorhome, but want to spend their holiday in a natural environment.

Idyllic city campsite on the outskirts of Hamburg

Peace and quiet not far from the big city: KNAUS Campingpark Hamburg on the northern outskirts of Hamburg is located directly on the A7 motorway. A high noise barrier offers protection from the motorway noise. This makes it easy to reach for travellers with caravans and motorhomes, while still offering a quiet, relaxed and family-friendly atmosphere. The spacious meadow area in a park-like setting has pitches with electricity and disposal facilities for grey water. The pitches are surrounded by trees and hedges in a wonderfully green setting. Fully furnished mobile homes with veranda, kitchenette and private bathroom are also available for hire. The campsite also has tumble dryers, washing machines and cooking facilities. There is also a small camping shop for gas bottles and everyday necessities. There is also a service station for motorhomes. There is a great playground for children to let off steam. Here the little ones can climb and slide. Dogs are also welcome guests at Knaus Campingpark Hamburg.

Leisure activities around the KNAUS Campingpark Hamburg

The campsite is ideal for visiting the Hanseatic city of Hamburg. From KNAUS Campingpark Hamburg, you can get to the heart of the Hanseatic city quickly and easily by bus, train or bike. The Hamburg Card can be purchased at reception, which is perfect as it allows you to use all local public transport. In Hamburg, holidaymakers can look forward to numerous activities and great sights such as the impressive harbour, the Reeperbahn and the Elbphilharmonie concert hall. The oldest wax museum can also be found in Hamburg: the Panoptikum in St. Pauli delights visitors with over 120 wax figures, a small scary corner and the medical-historical museum. The Hagenbeck Zoo is particularly interesting for younger holidaymakers, with fantastic outdoor enclosures, cultural buildings, more than 1,400 animals from all continents and an aquarium where you can discover the fascinating world of water. The Miniaturwunderland is just as popular. The largest model railway in the world awaits you here. If you want to get to know Hamburg from the water, you should definitely take part in one of the many Alster cruises and immerse yourself in the history of the city. Great harbour tours are also on offer. These are also a small highlight.